Question: Can you recommend an AR solution that provides a seamless and comfortable user experience with minimal visual burden?

For a lightweight, comfortable AR experience that doesn't tax your eyes too much, Magic Leap is the most impressive in terms of technology. Its augmented reality headset combines the best optics and AI processing for crisp, high-resolution digital imagery with the least eye strain. The Magic Leap 2, Developer Pro Edition and Enterprise Edition are designed to be worn for hours, and the company offers intuitive interfaces, which is good for both work and play.

Another good option is Blippar, which has a relatively easy interface for creating AR content without programming. Its software includes tools like Blippbuilder Studio for phones and AR headsets, with abilities like surface, marker and face tracking. Blippar also offers a full suite of tools, including a WebAR SDK and Unity plug-in, so developers can create more sophisticated AR experiences without much hassle.

Ultraleap is also notable for its hand tracking and haptic technology. That lets people control things without controllers, using gestures in AR and VR. Its products, including the Leap Motion Controller 2 and Ultraleap 3Di, let you interact with computers without having to wear anything, so it's good for a broader range of people.

Last, Snap AR is a flexible foundation for AR experiences that spans Snapchat, Snap Camera and Spectacles. With Lens Studio and Lens Web Builder tools, developers can create a range of AR experiences, from fun to educational. Its wide reach and relatively easy tools make Snap AR a good option for people who want to create AR that's fun and accessible.